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Thank you Marcel!

I'm Diana an illustrator from London
Into fantasy, folklore and ice-cream 💜

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The Spearow/Fearow of my region! This line is based on kinnaree from Thai folklore and the khene instrument.

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Hooray, hooray! The day has finally arrived! MetaZoo: Cryptid Nation releases in retail stores today!
This is a brand new collectible card game all about cryptids and folklore! I've been involved as the artist of several of its cards, and now YOU can buy them in stores!!

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The water bull, called tarbh usige in Scottish Gaelic, is a mythological creature, resident of the moorland lochs.

Capable of shape-shifting into a human, it's more amiable than the water horse, but still fearful.



Art by SantosArt (DA)

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"Witches...believed to have the power...to don the bodies of certain animals, notably hares...Such, according to local superstition, are easily distinguishable by their size & colour, which approaches jet black." - Folklore of the North-West Highlands

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Animal tales are perhaps the oldest of all folktales. They are part myth, part fable, and part fairy tales. Talking animals appear in many European folktales. For example, “The Three Little Pigs” and “Little Red Riding Hood”.

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The bishop-fish is a 16th century sea monster apparently taken to the King of Poland who meant to keep it. When a group of Catholic bishops saw it pleading to be free they obliged. The bishop fish made the sign of the cross and escaped back into the sea…

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This can give great ideas for a Brazilian folklore character...

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Foxglove gets its name from the legend that the Fae gave the fox the blossoms to pad its feet so it would be a more silent hunter.

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.'s albums with the MOST songs over 100M streams on Spotify:

Lover — 12
folklore — 11 (+1)
reputation — 9

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‘Airy mouse, airy mouse, fly over my head,
And you shall have a crust of bread,
And when I brew and when I bake,
You shall have a piece of my wedding cake.’

A song for children to sing to protect themselves from the bad luck that bats might bring. 🦇 1/2

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Good morning friends, thank you for a fabulous and furry first hour, this is rushing in (late as usual) to share your animal lore for the next hour! (illustration The White Rabbit by John Tenniel from Alice in Wonderland)

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Stag God. The symbol and reverence of the stag amongst the Anglo-Saxons is a tradition that is very likely to be rooted in the most ancient of Germanic culture and religion.

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Horse skulls have a prominent feature in folklore, as a good luck charm, preventing witchcraft and fae folk from causing mischief as well as a guide of the boundary between the living and the dead.

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In Germany it was said that mice were created by witches who fashioned them from scraps of cloth.

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Diablo Danzante de Yare, Devil of Yare, Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial de la Humanidad, por by Artista Victor M. Martinez, Oleo sobre Lienzo 70x50 cms, apoyen el Arte y Artistas Nacionales, Art Arte

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